Binance Wallet will formally end technical support for the Ethereum Layer 2 network Blast on November 30, 2026, at 10:00 UTC. After that deadline, users will no longer be able to view, send, or receive Blast-linked assets within the wallet interface, although Binance said the change does not affect other supported blockchain networks.
The move follows the Blast team’s announcement in October 2026 that it would wind down operations. According to DeFiLlama, Blast’s total value locked fell from an all-time high of $2.2 billion in June 2024 to roughly $32 million at the time of the shutdown announcement, a drop of more than 98%. Industry sources said monthly network revenue had fallen to about $1,793, making continued operation financially unviable. Blast launched in February 2024, was developed by Tieshun Roquerre, and raised $20 million in November 2023 from investors including Paradigm and Standard Crypto.
For asset recovery, users can still claim funds through the official Blast Fund Recovery portal as long as it remains active. The project set October 26, 2026 as the deadline for direct withdrawals to Ethereum mainnet; after that, recovery requires direct interaction with bridge contracts. Binance recommended that holders complete pending transfers before the November 30 cutoff and warned that displayed balances may not remain accurate after deactivation.
Separately, Binance Futures resumed derivatives listings with the launch of HYPEUSDC and TRXUSDC perpetual contracts offering up to 75x leverage. On November 12, USDT-denominated perpetual contracts for shares of Nu Holdings Ltd. and Freedom Holding Corp. entered the trading and settlement phase. Trading for Hyperliquid perpetuals is scheduled to begin on November 16, 2026, at 08:30 UTC, followed by TRON at 08:35 UTC.
